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mandola
(man|dola)
Pronunciation:
/manˈdəʊlə/
noun
a large tenor or bass mandolin, used in ensembles and folk groups.
(also
mandora
/-ˈdɔːrə/)
historical
an early stringed instrument of the mandolin or cittern type.
Origin:
early 18th century
: from Italian
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